Using Git In Visual Studio

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  1. Using Git In Visual Studio 2015
  2. Using Git In Visual Studio 2017
  3. Using Git In Visual Studio 2017
  4. Visual Studio And Git Tutorial
  5. Get Latest Git Visual Studio

In this video, I show you how to connect Visual Studio and GitHub. This video focuses on new users just getting started and only uses the UI, rather than the. Developing inside a Container. The Visual Studio Code Remote - Containers extension lets you use a Docker container as a full-featured development environment. It allows you to open any folder inside (or mounted into) a container and take advantage of Visual Studio Code's full feature set.

Git Source Control Provider is a Visual Studio extension that integrates Git functions into Visual Studio 2008 - 2015.

Using Git In Visual Studio 2015

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Microsoft has built the Microsoft Git provider into Visual Studio since Visual Studio 2013, but Visual Studio can have only one source control provider at a time.

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In order to make the Git functions compatible with Microsoft Git provider, we have created another extension -Git Tools. so that it can run side by side with Microsoft Git Provider. The Git functions provided by Git Tools are git changes tool window, graphical git history viewer and menus to launch Git Bash, Git Extensions and TortoiseGit.

  • Visual Studio 2019 users: please use Git Tools 2019

  • Visual Studio 2013-2017 users, please use Git Tools

  • Visual Studio 2010-2013 users, install Git Source Control Provider using Visual Studio by selecting Tools | Extension Manager.

  • Visual Studio 2008 users, please download Installer for VS 2008.

Using Git In Visual Studio 2017

Since 1.7.10, Git for Windows supports UTF-8 encoding internally. If you are using non-ASCII file names, please follow this page to see how to update your Git settings and how to migrate your repositories.

V 1.3

  • Add Settings to Pending Changes tool window
  • Add Settings menuunder GitTortoise (linquize)
  • Bug fixes (by Sam Harwell)

V 1.2

  • Support Visual Studio 2013
  • Bug fixes (by Sam Harwell and Ubikuity)

Using Git In Visual Studio 2017

V 1.1

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  • Add the Laurent Kempe's GitDiffMargin (by Sam Harwell)
  • Performance Improvement (by Sam Harwell)
  • UI declutter and cleanup (by Sam Harwell)
  • Various bugs fixes (by Sam Harwell)
  • Visual Studio 2012 dark theme support (by Sam Harwell)
  • Refresh Git status using the solution refresh button (by Sam Harwell)
  • Use Visual Studio code editor to display diff in the pending change window (by Sam Harwell)

V 1.0.0

  • Add support to use Visual Studio's diff window (by Duncan Smart)
  • Prompt user to save files before the commit
  • Prompt user to set name and email for git, if not already
  • Pending Changes commit not showing hooks errors/messages (by Javier Castro)
  • Support bulk file deletion (by Javier Castro)
  • Use new icons for git and git extensions
  • Merge pull requests, #30, #34, #36, #38 from GitHub
  • commit-msg hook error not visible (by Javier Castro)
  • Install Git for Windows, orGit Extensions, orTortoiseGit
  • Run Visual Studio.
  • Go to Tools | Extension Manager, search online gallery for Git Source Control Provider and install.
  • Right-click within solution explorer and select 'Git' related menus.
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  • Source Code: https://github.com/yysun/Git-Source-Control-Provider

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